The idea of therapy often conjures the classic milieu of a patient and a therapist alone in a dark-lit, comfortable room discussing their emotions. Certainly, individual therapy remains a cornerstone of addiction treatment even if it isn’t conducted in quite so stereotypical a way. Group therapy is another method used by many addiction treatment providers.…
Drug and alcohol addiction can destroy lives, relationships, and careers. Addiction is a chronic and complex disease that can be difficult to overcome. However, recovery is possible with the right treatment and support. Let’s discuss 90-day treatment programs, their benefits, and how they can help those struggling with addiction. Also, let’s take a look at…
How long drug rehab takes depends on each separate case. The physical and psychological profile of the individual drug user combined with whatever substance they are using, plus the length of the drug usage and its severity, all contribute to the duration of rehab. Drug rehab works best when the individual, not the addiction, is…
Individual therapy involves a therapist working one-on-one with a patient to work through personal issues and challenges. In fact, it’s one of the primary elements of a comprehensive treatment plan for addressing addiction or mental health disorders. Patients engaged in a round of individual therapy attend sessions at least weekly. Most sessions last between one…
If you become stuck in a pattern of problematic addictive substance use — to the point where it begins to hinder your ability to function appropriately daily — you’re likely struggling with a substance use disorder (SUD). It’s important to get professional help to overcome any SUD properly. The ideal rehab program — which can…
Each year, millions of Americans struggle with drug and alcohol dependence and addiction. Getting treatment for a substance use disorder is a big step toward staying sober. However, many people choose not to take this step because of a lack of knowledge about the options available to them. Learning more about the difference between outpatient…
Drug and alcohol addiction takes a long time to happen. As such, treatment for it also takes time. For some people, a 90-day treatment program is an ideal choice. It provides an opportunity to embrace therapy in a safe, drug-free environment where they can learn, achieve, and heal at their own pace. At San Antonio…
If you are looking into residential treatment for substance abuse, the severity of the addiction will dictate the level of treatment necessary. Individuals diagnosed with severe addiction or co-occurring mental disorders may require treatment in a residential treatment program. However, you may be concerned about your health and safety in light of COVID. Hopefully, this…
Due to the global pandemic, the residential addiction treatment program at San Antonio Recovery Center has changed to accommodate an abundance of caution. Changes include incorporating a period of isolation upon admittance and administering a COVID-19 test for new clients. By adhering to government guidelines and taking all necessary precautions, we are balancing the need to interact…
